OpenPro Application Demonstration Guide2

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OpenPro ApplicationDemonstration Guide II

10061 Talbert Ave Suite 200Fountain Valley, CA 92708Telephone 714-378-4600

Fax 714-964-1491www.openpro.com

[email protected] Last Updated: March 2010


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Table of Contents

Introduction 4Application Fundamentals 11Basic Process Flow 16Getting Started 17Payables 17Receivables Aging and Cash Receipts 25Financials 29E-Commerce 37CRM 43Check Reconciliation 49Service Billing 52Point of Sale 58


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Introduction

Thank you for your interest in OpenPro. This Demonstration Guide is designed to orient you toOpenPro. The guide contains start up information as well as a more detailed overview of the ba-sic business flow. We hope you will find the scenarios in the overview to be useful. We haveloaded the same set of data used to populate the overview screen shots into the database you will

be accessing during your evaluation period.

After your evaluation, if you have any questions about how we might assist your enterprise, donot hesitate to contact us at [email protected] or call 714-378-4600. And again, thank youfor your interest. Your comments and suggestions are important to us.

On-line training processes

On the www.openpro.com website you can find our on-line training, which walks you throughthe processes in this manual.

Or go to www.openpro.com/ol_training.html , which has general information on the OpenProERP packages. There are also video training sessions by application.


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OpenPro standard system modules.


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Log In to OpenPro ERP software

Figure 1.1: Login Screen for OpenPro Client for WindowsNote

This is a fully functional OpenPro Client. It is hard-coded to access a demonstration database on our company server. Due to heavy usage we must limit the number of concurrent connections to the software.If you do not connect the first time you try, please try again later.

When logging into the OpenPro Standard Solution, you are presented with the following options:

User Login: Enter the Username we assigned you when you requested your evaluation copy.

This will be the same Username as the Username you use to log into the OpenProwebsite.

Password: Enter the password we assigned you when you requested your evaluation copy.

This will be the same Username as the Username you use to log into the OpenProwebsite. The password you type into this field will not display on your screen; instead,

asterisks (*) will represent the password for security purposes.

Company ID: Enter the upper case DEMO .

On the top menu bar, to the far right of the screen, the following buttons are available:

LOGOUT: brings you back to this login screen.

HELP: Click to see detailed help information about the screen you are working on.


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MANUAL: Detailed manuals about each application, including policy and procedures.

SUPPORT: Online support during normal business hours, or questions can be emailed to us [email protected] .

HOME: Takes you back to the main menu screen.

Once your Username and password have been successfully authenticated, the main application desktopwill appear, as shown below:


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Figure 1.2: Main Application Desktop for the Windows Client

If you do not reach the application desktop, verify that you have entered your Username and passwordcorrectly. Also keep in mind that we have limited the number of concurrent sessions. Our server may be

busy when you try to log in initially. Try again later and see if this corrects the problem. If you are stillexperiencing difficulty, visit the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section of our website. Or contactCustomer Service at [email protected] .

On the top menu bar , to the far left of the screen, the following buttons are available:

Printer Icon: Prints information on the right hand screen, such as print reports. Also, you may choose toright click your mouse and choose the print option.

Calculator: An on-line 10 key calculator.

Messenger Services: This option can be used to send instant messages to anyone who is logged into thesystem.

The menu bar also shows you what version of the software you are running, your log in information, andthe IP address that you are logged in from. This information is also stored in the database for historicaland security purposes.


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To right of the top menu bar are the following:

Logout: Brings you back to this login screen.

Help: Click to see detailed help information about the screen you are working on.

Manual: Detailed manuals about each application, including policy and procedures.

Support: Online support during normal business hours, or can be emailed at [email protected] .

Home: Takes you back to the main menu screen..On the application menu section at the bottom of the menu:

Enable Autohide: This will make the menu disappear until you move the mouse over to the far left of the screen then you will see the menu appear.

Disable Autohide : This makes the menu fixed, always open and on top of the screen.

The Globe is used for the messenger between machines.

The Application menu is user definable, based upon your login ID you can have different items on thismenu.

If you login as an administrator this gives you the capability to change the menu, names of the fields, etc.


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The menu system is fully customizable, with the menu editor, you can add change and delete menu items per login type. So, for example, someone in Accounts Payable only sees AP screen information.


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OpenPro data flow.


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Exit the OpenPro Standard Solution

There are two ways to exit the OpenPro Standard Solution. You can click on the standard X icon in theupper righthand corner of the main application window. This will immediately close the application andreturn you to your computer desktop. Or you can use the System menus LOGOUT OpenPro option. Toexit the application and return to your computer desktop using this method, select the Logout OpenProoption from the System Modules drop-down menu, as shown below:

Figure 1.5: Exit OpenPro

After selecting this option, the application will close, returning you to your computer desktop.lecting this option, the application will close, returning you to your computer desktop.


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Application Fundamentals

The OpenPro Standard Solution contains a number of fundamental features designed to simplify your useof the software. In this section, we will describe these fundamentals in an effort to familiarize you with

their use. First, look at a sample Inventory Item screen, as shown below. We will use this Item Search screen to illustrate several of the application fundamentals found throughout the applicationacross mul-tiple screens and modules.

Go to Inventory Control\Item Find


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Search Screen

All of the search screens have various options for searching records as well as sorting the data that is displayed. Additionally, if you click on the Search button it will display all the records in the database.OpenPro ERP software has very powerful options with every search screen, while remaining easy to use.

In this example we can search items by the following categories: item #, name or description, mfg number, weight and UPC.

You can also search by Item Category. If you have multiple warehouse locations you can narrow your search down by that single location. Each field can be searched using a % for a wild card. Examplesearch %FG% to find all items that have FG in the item name. With our advanced SQL databasesearches are fast and easy.

Once you received the result listing you can sort the listing by clicking on the top header of each columnthat is underlined. If you have a large result, you can refine your search by using the EDIT/FIND optionon your browser. You can print the information by clicking on the Printer Icon from the menu bar or doing a mouse right click and choose the print option. If at any time you want to change your search youcan click on New Search or Item Find on the left menu bar.On the right side of the listing are actions , where you are able to focus on specific details about a particu-lar item.



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Here is an example of one of the action items you can select. It is the item availability screen that is usedfor Available to Promise for your customers.


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Here is the Show Inventory screen displaying the current stock on hand. Specifically shown is a lookuplist of serialized items:


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Here is the Edit screen, displaying the item and all its characteristics.


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Basic Process Flow

This section is a continuation of the Application Demonstration Guide I and is designed to introduce youto the basic process flow through the OpenPro Standard Solution. We have assembled a series of relatedscreenshots to illustrate a logical sequence of business scenarios. We hope you find the scenarios to beuseful. Feel free to test them out yourself. Your evaluation database comes pre-loaded with the same sam-

ple data used to generate the screen shots in this section.

The basic flow starts with Payables, Receivables Aging and Cash Receipts , Financials, E-commerce,Customer Relationship Management, Check Reconciliation, Service Billing and then Inventory Con-trol and Point of Sale .


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Getting Started with Payables

After you log in, go to the Payables sub menu,

and then the sub menu A/P Vendors.

Here you can enter a vendor name and specifically search by any of the options listed. If youwould like to see a list of all vendors, simply click on Search with no value entered in theSearch For box.


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This first screen shows a list of Vendors. You can click on search to display all the customers.

For this demonstration, please select Metal Supply Company. From this sub menu you can viewvendor information, edit the vendor, enter in new vouchers, as well as view templates for vouch-ers.



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When you select Edit for the Vendor, the Vendor Edit screen pops up, as shown below:


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Click on Enter Voucher:

Vouchers can be entered manually as seen on the screen above, or created from purchase orders.When entering in purchase orders, you can use templates to make the entry faster for recurring

payables processing. When you are finished processing this transaction, you can print a check immediately or post the voucher and pay it later. Once the transaction is posted, data is updated by Vendor and General Ledger.


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The Select to Pay sub menu is used to select vouchers manually, automatically or run a pay-ables aging report.


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When you select View Selected Vouchers for Payment, all the open items selected to be paidwill be displayed, including a total for the payables run.


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Print Checks processes all the selected A/P Vouchers in the prior step. You begin by selecting theA/P checkbook to print checks.


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To Print a Payables Aging Report, run Select to Pay then click on the Make PrintableAging Icon.

This prints an Open Aging report for Payables.


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Getting Started with Receivables

Customer Find : Search for a customer by company name, first name, last name or any of theother options displayed.

Select Last Name and click on Search.


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From this screen you can select View, Edit Customer Information, Process Cash Receipts, Re-ceivables, Templates and Update Ship to Addresses.


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The Receivables Aging Report displays all the open receivables by customer or open item:


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Getting Started with Financials General Ledger

The Financials General Ledger is a full-featured financial package. OpenPro also integrates withother reporting packages and exports the reports to Excel.

OpenPro has a full 64 digit chart of accounts that is user definable. It comes with a standardchart of account that can be updated or you can import your own chart of accounts into the sys-tem.


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With the open architecture you can have as many open years as you need. OpenPro can handleup to thirteen periods per year.


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The General Ledger entry process is quick and easy.


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G/L forms is where you create your own financial statements and update existing records.


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When editing the G/L Form there are multiple layouts to choose from.


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When running financial reports you have many options including exporting the report to spread-sheet format.

Click the document you want to run, and then click Prepare Report.


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Once the report shows up on your screen, you have the option to print, fax or email it.


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G/L Posting is where transactions from other systems come over to General Ledger to be re-viewed and posted.


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Getting Started with E-commerce

OpenPro has two different types of carts for E-Commerce. One is a stand-alone cart where youcan have the cart off-site and not connected in real time. The other is connected in real-time.

Below is a sample of the e-commerce cart. The first page shows all the specials for that day.This can be customized within the OpenPro package.


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By clicking on the product, the system shows the details of that product.


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When you Add to Cart and View Cart it displays what is purchased.


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Here is an updated view of the purchase:


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The OpenPro system can handle many different payment methods.


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The OpenPro ERP system is where you finish the back end of the cart, shipping, setup of man-aged specials, and more.


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Getting Started with Customer Relationship Management CRM

OpenPro ERP has a built in CRM package that is integrated with all aspects of the business.First, it has a built in calendar for scheduling meetings, office events and more.

The calendar can also be used for Service Billing.


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Leads Search is where you keep track of your leads. Leads can be searched by many differentmethods.


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Once you narrow down the search method you can sort the list any way you want. Select thecontact via the Edit button. This option allows you to process mass emails from this lead

search screen. The lead search screen makes a great list for telemarketing purposes.


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After selecting the edit button, a new window pops up displaying the contact details. This ex-ample shows that you can have multiple contacts per customer. If you click on the detail but-

ton, all the user-defined fields will be displayed below. Date and time stamp notes can be en-tered in for this contact.


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Here is an example of the user-defined fields on the bottom of the screen:


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Here is an example of the notes:


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Getting Started with Check Reconciliation

Check Reconciliation is based up on the cash account setup in General Ledger.To run a balance to the statement, click on Balance, or you can choose to run the Report op-

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This is the Balance Process for your checkbook:


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This is the Report process:


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Getting Started with Service Billing

Service Billing is based upon a calendar schedule.


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Detail calendar schedules can be entered in, processed and billed for.


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When scheduling a customer service call, you can enter in a detailed description of the services

performed. Within the dialog box, you can select the customer and the billing code or rate code,the scheduled date and time, and the person performing the service.


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After the customer information and billing information is entered into the system, the option of printing out an on-site sheet or labor work order will appear.


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Here is an example of the Labor Work Order:


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At the end of the day, in Sales Order Processing, you can generate billing from the service re-cords performed. This will generate invoices to send out to clients.


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Getting Started with Point of Sale

OpenPro ERP Point of Sale is designed for ease of use. OpenPro Point of Sale manages your Sales, Inventory, Orders and Cash. Log in to the Point of Sale system, and click on New Or-

ders. If the employee did not cash out the prior day you will get an error message stating so.The entry process is very simple like a shopping cart. OpenPro is integrated with cash drawers,display polls, bar code readers and other point of sale terminals.


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We have quick entry for walk-in customers and detail information for full customers.


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Select New Order for an existing customer.


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Scan or select the item from the list. When done, click on Place Order and Pay.


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Here is a sample invoice. You are ready for the next customer.


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At the end of the day you can select Close Register and Balance by selecting Record Deposit /Close Day:


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OpenPro POS system has many options for discounts, rebates and promotions built into the sys-tem. A great advantage is that since the data is being updated in real time, the corporate office

knows the exact status of each store during the day.

Reports can be generated throughout the day to determine peak sales times throughout the storechain. Real time reporting can also show whats hot and whats not at each store. If an item isselling well in one store and not in another, the manager of the slow store can be notified im-mediately to investigate why.

We at OpenPro keep our eyes and ears open at all times. We value your suggestions and com-ments. We are constantly improving and upgrading OpenPro so you will always have it your way. It is our mission to deliver OpenPro ERP exactly as you need it packaged. We will never say no!


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Fax 714-964-1491www.openpro.com

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